Despite many efforts devoted to the touchless palmprint recognition, the discriminative ability of touchless palmprint is still uncertain. To address this problem, in this chapter, a deep learning framework was proposed for touchless palmprint recognition, referred to as 3D convolution palmprint recognition network (3DCPN), which leverages 3D convolutions to dynamically integrate multiple Gabor features. In 3DCPN, a novel variant of the Gabor filter is embedded into the first layer to enhance curve feature extraction. Using a well-designed ensemble scheme, low-level 3D features are convolved to extract high-level features. Finally, a region-based loss function is implemented to strengthen the discriminative ability of both global and local descriptors. Extensive experiments were conducted on the newly built dataset and other popular databases to demonstrate the superiority of our method. The results show that the proposed 3DCPN achieves state-of-the-art or comparable performance.

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3D Gabor Templates for Touchless Palmprint Recognition

  • David Zhang,
  • Dandan Fan,
  • Xu Liang,
  • Bob Zhang

摘要

Despite many efforts devoted to the touchless palmprint recognition, the discriminative ability of touchless palmprint is still uncertain. To address this problem, in this chapter, a deep learning framework was proposed for touchless palmprint recognition, referred to as 3D convolution palmprint recognition network (3DCPN), which leverages 3D convolutions to dynamically integrate multiple Gabor features. In 3DCPN, a novel variant of the Gabor filter is embedded into the first layer to enhance curve feature extraction. Using a well-designed ensemble scheme, low-level 3D features are convolved to extract high-level features. Finally, a region-based loss function is implemented to strengthen the discriminative ability of both global and local descriptors. Extensive experiments were conducted on the newly built dataset and other popular databases to demonstrate the superiority of our method. The results show that the proposed 3DCPN achieves state-of-the-art or comparable performance.